PRIORITY CLAIM
Technical field of the invention
[0002] The invention relates to the field of methods and devices for managing the propulsion
of a hybrid vehicle.
State of the art
[0003] Parallel hybrid vehicles are provided with an internal combustion engine and with
an electric motor generator, which are connected to the transmission of the vehicle.
They can use either one or both of them for driving the vehicle.
[0004] The electric motor generator is supplied with power by batteries which are charged
by the motor generator itself in predetermined operating phases of the vehicle. For
example, they are charge when the vehicle is driven at a constant speed or when it
slows down.
[0005] In the second case, we usually speak of regenerative braking. It exploits the inertia
of the vehicle to charge the vehicle batteries when the accelerator pedal is completely
released, but, especially in urban traffic, it determines a deterioration of the driving
comfort with excessively strong brakings.
[0006] EP3112234 shows a solution according to which, during the release phase, a speed value of the
vehicle is acquired and used during the subsequent coasting phase.
[0007] In particular, said initial speed value determines the intervals of angular positions
of the accelerator pedal in which the coasting takes place, namely the driving torque
of the engine is reduced to zero.
[0008] In particular, according to
EP3112234, the coasting interval is extended based on the speed at which the release of the
accelerator starts.
[0009] US2016059703 shows a solution according to which the torque delivery/absorption function of the
electric motor generator is linear up to intersection with the abscissa axis and then
the function identifies two or more linear developments with different inclinations,
which depend on the speed of release of the accelerator pedal. The inclination is
selected in relation to the quickness with which the accelerator pedal is released.
[0010] Further example of a method and a device for managing the propulsion of a hybrid
vehicle is disclosed in
EP 1 241 043 A1.
Summary of the invention
[0011] The object of the invention is to indicate a method and a relative device for managing
the propulsion of a parallel hybrid vehicle, which are designed to improve the driving
comfort, without penalize the vehicle battery charging process. This object is solved
by a method according to claim 1 and a processing unit according to claim 10.
[0012] The basic idea of the present invention is of varying the torque curve delivered/absorbed
by the electric motor vehicle based on the current speed of the vehicle.
[0013] More in particular, according to the invention, the delivered or braking torque generated/absorbed
by the electric motor generator is a function of the position of the accelerator pedal
and of the current speed of the vehicle.
[0014] By forcing the vehicle to have a constant speed value, one obtains a straight line,
which identifies the so-called known term, namely the point of intersection of the
ordinate axis. This point, according to the invention, is movable based on the speed
of the vehicle.
[0015] For each point of intersection with the ordinate axis, a straight line is identified,
which joins this point to the point corresponding to the maximum deliverable torque
and to the maximum inclination of the accelerator pedal.
[0016] According to the invention, the torque curve has partial derivative, with respect
to said inclination of the accelerator pedal, linear in a relative entire domain (0%
- 100%). According to a preferred variant of the invention, the speeds of the vehicle
are discretized through thresholds identifying a predetermined number of known terms.
[0017] Since the speed of the vehicle is acquired instant by instant and contributes to
the variation of the aforesaid torque, then, when the vehicle is decelerating, as
it slows down, the delivered/absorbed torque varies, even if the accelerator pedal
is kept still, shifting between the aforesaid straight lines corresponding to the
aforesaid speed thresholds, which identify the aforesaid points of intersection on
the ordinate axis.
[0018] Preferably, this function is defined, according to the invention, both during the
deceleration phase and during the acceleration phase of the vehicle.
[0019] The claims describe preferred embodiments of the invention, thus forming an integral
part of the description.
Brief description of the figures
[0020] Further objects and advantages of the invention will be best understood upon perusal
of the following detailed description of an embodiment thereof (and of relative variants)
with reference to the accompanying drawings merely showing non-limiting examples,
wherein:
figure 1 indicates a torque curve relating to a first strategy for managing the electric
motor generator according to a technique known to the proprietor;
figure 2 shows a torque curve relating to a second strategy for managing the electric
motor generator according to a technique known to the proprietor;
figure 3 indicates a torque curve relating to a first strategy for managing the electric
motor generator according to the invention;
figure 4 shows a development of a parameter implemented for the analytic calculation
of the torque function according to the strategy of figure 3.
[0021] In the figures, the same numbers and the same reference letters indicate the same
elements or components.
[0022] For the purposes of the invention, the term "second" component does not imply the
presence of a "first" component. As a matter of fact, these terms are only used for
greater clarity and should not be interpreted in a limiting manner.
[0023] The information contained in the part concerning the state of art only serves the
purpose of better understanding the invention and does not represent a declaration
of existence of the items described.
Detailed description of embodiments
[0024] Hereinafter a description of the method according to the invention is described,
which allows to operate a continuous control of the torque delivered/absorbed by the
electric motor generator.
[0025] In order to make the explanation easier, the invention will be described through
a direct comparison with the technical solution of figure 1, which the proprietor
deems to be known. Figure 2, on the other hand, could represent an alternative to
the solution of figure 1, whereas figure 3 graphically shows the solution according
to the invention.
[0026] Figures 1 - 3 show diagrams of a torque curve EMTrq, which is positive when the electric
motor generator operates as a motor and negative when it operates as an electric generator.
It is delivered by the electric motor generator based on a position of the accelerator
pedal.
[0027] The maximum positive deliverable torque is indicate in the figures with MaxBoostTrq.
It is delivered when the accelerator pedal is completely pressed, namely when it reaches
its maximum inclination.
[0028] With reference to figure 1, it is clearly disclosed that the delivery of the torque
is linear with a zero known term.
[0029] This means that the electric motor generator delivers a positive torque EMTrq proportional
to the pressing of the accelerator pedal and, when the latter is completely released,
the motor generator delivers a fixed negative regenerative torque value MaxRegTrq.
[0030] Evidently, no coasting takes place, as there is a quick switch from a positive torque
close to zero to a negative torque with a fixed value.
[0031] For the sake of simplicity, the same parameter names are used for all figures 1 -
3.
[0032] Figure 2, on the other hand, shows a situation in which the torque curve intersects
the abscissa axis, for example in the area of a percentage value amounting to 10%
of the inclination of the accelerator pedal. Furthermore, the electric motor generator
remains inactive, namely delivers a zero torque, from said 10% value up to the complete
release of the accelerator pedal. As in figure 1, when the pedal is completely released,
a fixed regenerative torque value MaxRegTrq is delivered.
[0033] Figure 3 shows, instead, the behaviour of the electric motor according to the invention.
[0034] There are different discrete torque delivery straight lines as a function of vehicle
speed thresholds.
[0035] All straight lines have an end in the point with coordinates 100%, MaxBoostTrq.
[0036] Therefore, keeping the speed of the vehicle within two distinct speed intervals,
two straight lines are achieved, which express the torque delivered/absorbed by the
electric motor, having different angular coefficients and different respective known
terms, unlike what figures 1 and 2 disclose.
[0037] There is no coasting interval, but one single point for each straight line. This
point evidently moves on the abscissa axis in relation to the current speed of the
vehicle and not in relation to the speed of the vehicle at the beginning of the deceleration,
as disclosed in
EP3112234.
[0038] According to the invention, when the vehicle is decelerating or slowing down, there
is a (gradual) shift from a straight line to another, determining a lack of linearity
based on the variation of the speed of the vehicle.
[0039] This lack of linearity in the response of the accelerator pedal entails a greater
comfort, as the braking torque generated by the electric motor generator is proportional
to the speed of the vehicle.
[0040] Actually, the discretization of the speed in low, intermediate and high speed allows
to have three straight torque curves and this enables a better understanding of the
invention.
[0041] Indeed, the speed thresholds can be very close to one another, generating a very
dense bundle of straight lines, which reproduces an extremely soft behaviour of the
electric motor generator.
First example:
[0042] Let's assume that a vehicle driving at a high speed and the accelerator pedal is
released until it exactly reaches the point of intersection of the (lower) torque
straight line with the abscissa axis.
[0043] In this point, the engine is in a coasting phase and, therefore, the vehicle slows
down.
[0044] When the speed of the vehicle goes below a predetermined threshold, which activates
the aforesaid (lower) straight line, the scheme uses the intermediate straight line
of figure 3. This implies that, even though the pedal has not been moved, the motor
generator starts delivering driving torque.
[0045] This behaviour cannot be found in
EP3112234, as, according to this document, one does not use the current speed of the vehicle,
but the speed at the beginning of the accelerator pedal release procedure.
Second example:
[0046] Let's assume that the vehicle is driving at a high speed and that the accelerator
pedal is completely released.
[0047] The braking torque generated by the electric motor generator expires proportionally
to the speed of the vehicle and this braking torque practically is equal to zero when
the vehicle has almost stopped.
[0048] Again, this behaviour is not disclosed in
EP3112234.
[0049] This strategy identifies a bundle of straight lines going through the point with
coordinates (100; MaxBoostTrq) and the angular coefficient varies - at least - based
on the current speed of the vehicle. In particular, it increases proportionally to
the speed of the vehicle. Therefore, the intersection of the straight line with the
ordinate axis changes proportionally to the speed of the vehicle, as well.
[0050] Unlike the solution of figure 2, according to the invention, the electric motor generator
delivers a negative torque, whose modulus linearly depends on the percentage of inclination
of the accelerator pedal and at least on the speed of the vehicle vehSpeed, in the
interval comprised between the point with coordinates (100; MaxBoostTrq) up to the
negative point of intersection Q with the ordinate axis. This point of intersection
Q, in relation to predetermined speed thresholds, assumes values Q0, Q1, Q2, etc.,
which have a negative value and are indicated in figure 3.
[0051] It is remarked that the thresholds were solely selected for the purpose of a better
understanding of the invention.
[0052] Q0 can have a zero value. This turns out to be particularly advantageous when the
vehicle moves very slowly, queued along a slight slope.
[0053] Under these conditions, no negative torque is delivered, as this would force the
driver to press the accelerator pedal in order to move the vehicle. On the other hand,
the low speed of the vehicle would not permit a significant recovery of useful energy.
[0054] Evidently, the function identifying the torque curve delivered/absorbed by the electric
motor generator, according to the invention, has a partial derivative, with respect
to the position of the accelerator pedal AccPed, which is linear up to the intersection
with the ordinate axis, namely up to the point of complete release of the accelerator,
with clear differences with respect to the solution of figure 2. This means that there
are no cusps or broken lines, as shown in
US2016059703, as long as the vehicle remains in the same speed interval where said straight line
is defined.
[0055] Vice versa, passing from one speed interval to another causes shifting between the
straight lines shown in figure 3.
[0056] According to a preferred variant of the invention, the behaviour of the electric
motor generator, which is schematically shown in figure 3, can be mathematically expressed
by the following equation
EMtrq = (mQ) AccPed% + Q and precisely:

wherein the angular coefficient depends on the percentage of inclination AccPed%
of the accelerator pedal and on the dependent variable MaxRegTrq, which is a function
at least of the speed of the vehicle.
[0057] This dependent variable remains constant within a vehicle speed interval, thus obtaining
the bundle of straight lines shown in figure 3.
[0058] On the other hand, the known term Q coincides with said dependent variable MaxRegTrq
and similarly remains constant within a vehicle speed interval, thus obtaining the
bundle of straight lines shown in figure 3.
[0059] In particular, MaxRegTrq is given by a function f(vehSpeed) - having a value raging
from 0 to 1 - of the speed vehSpeed of the vehicle, multiplied by MaxTrq. MaxTrq generally
depends on the characteristics of the inverter associated with the electric motor
generator to manage the transfer of energy from and for the vehicle storage batteries
and represents, in mechanical terms, a maximum negative torque value deliverable by
the electric motor generator.
[0060] To point out that MaxRegTrq is a variable parameter, in figure 3 it is indicated
as dynamic.
[0061] Indeed, it varies depending on the current speed of the vehicle identifying the moduli
of the points Q0, Q1, Q2, etc..
[0062] Preferably, this dependant variable MaxRegTrq can also be a function of other factors,
such as KbattS and KbattT, thus obtaining a function of three or more variables. Both
KbattS and KbattT can have a value ranging from 0 to 1 and relate to the characteristics
of the vehicle batteries connected to the electric motor generator through the inverter.
[0063] The first one represents a function of the state of charge SOC and of the state of
health SOH, in particular KbattS = SOC*SOH/10^4. The second one represents a corrective
factor, which is a function of the temperature of the batteries.
[0064] These corrective factors KbattS and KbattT are generally provided by the suppliers
of the vehicle batteries.
[0065] As you can see in figure 3, the possible speeds of a hybrid vehicle are preferably
divided into at least three intervals identified as low speed (LowSpeed), which includes
a zero speed of the vehicle, intermediate speed (Int. Speed) and high speed (High
Speed), which includes the maximum speed that can be reached by the vehicle.
[0066] This method can preferably be implemented by the vehicle management unit VMU, which
interfaces with the vehicle control unit VCU.
[0067] In some circumstances the two units are integrated in one single processing unit.
[0068] The value of MaxRegTrq can depend on the characteristics of the electric motor generator
or it can be set with every application.
[0069] This invention can be advantageously implemented by means of a computer program comprising
coding means for carrying out one or more steps of the method, when the program is
run on a computer.
[0070] The non-limiting example described above can be subjected to variations, without
for this reason going beyond the scope of protection of the invention set forth in
the claims, comprising all equivalent embodiments for a person skilled in the art.
[0071] When reading the description above, a skilled person can carry out the subject-matter
of the invention without introducing further manufacturing details. The elements and
features contained in the different preferred embodiments, drawings included, can
be combined with one another, without for this reason going beyond the scope of protection
of the invention set forth in the claims.
1. A method for managing the propulsion of a parallel hybrid vehicle comprising an electric
motor generator and an accelerator pedal and a relative sensor connected thereto to
detect an inclination of the accelerator pedal, wherein a torque curve (EMTrq) delivered/absorbed
by the electric motor generator is a function of two variables, wherein a first variable
coincides with said inclination of said accelerator pedal and a second variable coincides
with a current speed (vehSpeed) of the hybrid vehicle, the method being characterised in that said torque curve has partial derivative, with respect to said inclination of the
accelerator pedal (AccPed%), linear in a relative entire domain (0% - 100%).
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein said domain is continuous between a complete
release condition (0%) of the accelerator pedal and a complete opening condition (100%)
of the accelerator pedal.
3. The method according to claim 2, wherein there are
- a first point (Pmax) having, in a plane inclination(pedal)/torque(electric motor
generator), coordinates
. complete opening (100%) and
. maximum positive torque (MaxBoostTrq) deliverable by the electric motor generator,
- second point (Q) having coordinates
• complete release (0%) of the accelerator pedal and
• intersection with the ordinate axis with zero intercept (Q0) or negative intercept
(Q1, Q2),
wherein a modulus of said intercept is proportional to said current speed.
4. The method according to any one of the claims from 1 to 3, wherein an intercept of
said torque curve (EMTrq) with an abscissa axis of said plane has a positive modulus
proportional to said current speed of the vehicle.
5. The method according to any one of the preceding claims 3 or 4, wherein said function
is a discrete function of said current speed, identifying a sheaf of straight lines
going through said first point (Pmax) and having angular coefficient proportional
to discrete values of said current speed of the vehicle.
6. The method according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said torque curve
defines a partial function with respect to said accelerator pedal having angular coefficient
greater than zero and known term (Q) less than/equal to zero with the respective moduli
proportional to said speed (vehSpeed) of the hybrid vehicle.
7. The method according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said torque curve
(EMTrq)

is given by the sum of
- a first amount given by a product of a value corresponding to said inclination of
the accelerator pedal (AccPed%) multiplied by a difference between a maximum torque
value (MaxBoostTrq) deliverable by the electric motor generator minus a first parameter
(MaxRegTrq);
- a second amount coinciding with said first parameter (MaxRegTrq), wherein said first
parameter (MaxRegTrq) is a function at least of said speed (vehSpeed) of the vehicle.
8. The method according to claim 7, wherein said first parameter (MaxRegTrq) is equal
to a function (f(vehSpeed)) of said speed (vehSpeed) of the vehicle, having value
ranging from 0 to 1, multiplied by a second parameter (MaxTrq), wherein said second
parameter (MaxTrq) depends on characteristics of an inverter associated with the electric
motor generator to manage the transfer of energy from and for vehicle storage batteries.
9. The method according to claim 7 or 8, wherein said first parameter (MaxRegTrq) is
equal to a function (f(vehSpeed)) of said speed (vehSpeed) of the vehicle, having
value ranging from 0 to 1, multiplied by a third (KbattS) and/or a fourth parameter
(KbattT), both ranging from 0 to 1, wherein said third parameter is a function of
a state of charge (SOC) and of a state of health (SOH) of said vehicle batteries and
wherein said fourth parameter is a function of a temperature of said vehicle storage
batteries.
10. A processing unit for managing an electric motor generator of parallel hybrid vehicle
configured to perform the method of any one of the claims 1 to 9.
11. A parallel hybrid vehicle comprising a transmission, an internal combustion engine
and an electric motor generator connected to said transmission and further comprising
a processing unit according to claim 10.
1. Verfahren zur Verwaltung des Antriebs eines parallelen Hybridfahrzeugs, welches einen
elektrischen Motorgenerator und ein Beschleunigungspedal und einen damit verbundenen
Relativsensor umfasst, zur Detektion einer Neigung des Beschleunigungspedals, wobei
eine Drehmomentkurve (EMTrq), die von dem elektrischen Motorgenerator abgegeben/aufgenommen
wird, eine Funktion von zwei Variablen ist, von denen eine erste Variable mit der
Neigung des Beschleunigungspedals zusammenfällt und eine zweite Variable mit einer
aktuellen Geschwindigkeit (vehSpeed) des Hybridfahrzeugs zusammenfällt, welches Verfahren
dadurch gekennzeichnet ist, dass die Drehmomentkurve eine partielle Ableitung bezüglich der Neigung des Beschleunigungspedals
(AccPed%) aufweist, die über einen relativen gesamten Bereich (0% - 100%) linear ist.
2. Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 1, bei welchem der Bereich kontinuierlich ist zwischen einem
vollständig gelösten Zustand (0%) des Beschleunigungspedals und einem vollständig
geöffneten Zustand (100%) des Beschleunigungspedals.
3. Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 2, bei welchem
- ein erster Punkt (Pmax) existiert, der in einer Ebene Neigung (Pedal)/Drehmoment
(elektrischer Motorgenerator) die Koordinaten
- vollständige Öffnung (100%) und
- maximales positives Drehmoment (MaxBoostTrq), welches von dem elektrischen Motorgenerator
lieferbar ist,
aufweist, sowie
- ein zweiter Punkt (Q) mit den Koordinaten
- vollständiges Lösen (0%) des Beschleunigungspedals und
- Schnittpunkt mit der Ordinatenachse mit Null-Achsabschnitt (Q0) oder negativem Achsabschnitt
(Q1,Q2),
wobei ein Betrag des Achsabschnitts proportional zu der aktuellen Geschwindigkeit
ist.
4. Verfahren gemäß einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 3, bei welchem ein Schnittpunkt der Drehmomentkurve
(EMTrq) mit einer Abszissenachse der Ebene einen positiven Betrag aufweist, der proportional
zu der aktuellen Geschwindigkeit des Fahrzeugs ist.
5. Verfahren gemäß einem der Ansprüche 3 oder 4, bei welchem die Funktion eine diskrete
Funktion der aktuellen Geschwindigkeit ist, die ein Bündel gerader Linien kennzeichnet,
die durch den ersten Punkt (Pmax) verlaufen und einen Winkelkoeffizienten aufweisen,
der proportional zu diskreten Werten der aktuellen Geschwindigkeit des Fahrzeugs ist.
6. Verfahren gemäß einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, bei welchem die Drehmomentkurve
eine Teilfunktion bezüglich des Beschleunigungspedals definiert, mit einem Winkelkoeffizienten
größer als Null und einem bekannten Term (Q) kleiner/gleich Null, mit den jeweiligen
Beträgen proportional zu der Geschwindigkeit (vehSpeed) des Hybridfahrzeugs.
7. Verfahren gemäß einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, bei welchem die Drehmomentkurve
(EMTrq)

gegeben ist als die Summe von
- einem ersten Betrag, gegeben durch ein Produkt eines Wertes entsprechend der Neigung
des Beschleunigungspedals (AccPed%) multipliziert mit einer Differenz zwischen einem
maximalen Drehmomentwert (MaxBoostTrq), das von dem elektrischen Motorgenerator abgebbar
ist, und einem ersten Parameter (MaxRegTrq); und
- einem zweiten Betrag, der mit dem ersten Parameter (MaxRegTrq) zusammenfällt, wobei
der erste Parameter (MaxRegTrq) eine Funktion zumindest der Geschwindigkeit (vehSpeed)
des Fahrzeugs ist.
8. Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 7, bei welchem der erste Parameter (MaxRegTrq) gleich einer
Funktion (f(vehSpeed)) der Geschwindigkeit (vehSpeed) des Fahrzeugs ist, mit einem
Wert von 0 bis 1, multipliziert mit einem zweiten Parameter (MaxTrq), wobei der zweite
Parameter (MaxTrq) abhängig ist von Merkmalen eines Inverters, der dem elektrischen
Motorgenerator zugeordnet ist, zur Verwaltung der Übertragung von Energie von und
zu Fahrzeugspeicherbatterien.
9. Verfahren gemäß Anspruch 7 oder 8, wobei der erste Parameter (MaxRegTrq) gleich einer
Funktion (f(vehSpeed)) ist von
der Geschwindigkeit (vehSpeed) des Fahrzeugs, mit einem Wert von 0 bis 1, multipliziert
mit einem dritten (KbattS) und/oder einem vierten Parameter (KbattT), welche beide
im Bereich von 0 bis 1 liegen, wobei der dritte Parameter eine Funktion eines Ladungszustands
(SOC) und eines Allgemeinzustands (SOH) der Fahrzeugbatterien ist, und wobei der vierte
Parameter eine Funktion einer Temperatur der Fahrzeugspeicherbatterien ist.
10. Verarbeitungseinheit zur Verwaltung eines elektrischen Motorgenerators eines parallelen
Hybridfahrzeugs, ausgebildet zur Durchführung des Verfahrens gemäß einem der Ansprüche
1 bis 9.
11. Parallelhybridfahrzeug, umfassend ein Getriebe, einen Verbrennungsmotor und einen
elektrischen Motorgenerator, welche durch das Getriebe verbunden sind, und ferner
umfassend eine Verarbeitungseinheit gemäß Anspruch 10.
1. Procédé pour gérer la propulsion d'un véhicule hybride parallèle comprenant un générateur
de moteur électrique et une pédale d'accélérateur et un capteur relatif connecté à
celle-ci pour détecter une inclinaison de la pédale d'accélérateur, dans lequel une
courbe de couple (EMTrq) délivrée/absorbée par le générateur de moteur électrique
est une fonction de deux variables, dans lequel une première variable coïncide avec
ladite inclinaison de ladite pédale d'accélérateur et une seconde variable coïncide
avec une vitesse actuelle (vehSpeed) du véhicule hybride, le procédé étant caractérisé en ce que ladite courbe de couple a une dérivée partielle, par rapport à ladite inclinaison
de la pédale d'accélérateur (AccPed%), linéaire dans un domaine entier relatif (0
% - 100 %).
2. Procédé selon la revendication 1, dans lequel ledit domaine est continu entre une
condition de libération complète (0 %) de la pédale d'accélérateur et une condition
d'ouverture complète (100 %) de la pédale d'accélérateur.
3. Procédé selon la revendication 2, dans lequel il y a
- un premier point (Pmax) ayant, dans une inclinaison de plan (pédale)/couple (générateur
de moteur électrique), des coordonnées
• d'ouverture complète (100 %) et
• de couple positif maximum (MaxBoostTrq) pouvant être délivré par le générateur de
moteur électrique,
- un second point (Q) ayant des coordonnées
• de libération complète (0 %) de la pédale d'accélérateur et
• d'intersection avec l'axe des ordonnées avec une interception égale à zéro (Q0)
ou une interception négative (Q1, Q2),
dans lequel un module de ladite interception est proportionnel à ladite vitesse actuelle.
4. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications 1 à 3, dans lequel une interception
de ladite courbe de couple (EMTrq) avec un axe des abscisses dudit plan a un module
positif proportionnel à ladite vitesse actuelle du véhicule.
5. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes 3 ou 4, dans lequel
ladite fonction est une fonction discrète de ladite vitesse actuelle, identifiant
un faisceau de lignes droites passant à travers ledit premier point (Pmax) et ayant
un coefficient angulaire proportionnel à des valeurs discrètes de ladite vitesse de
courant du véhicule.
6. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel ladite
courbe de couple définit une fonction partielle par rapport à ladite pédale d'accélérateur
ayant un coefficient angulaire supérieur à zéro et un terme connu (Q) inférieur/égal
à zéro avec les modules respectifs proportionnels à ladite vitesse (vehSpeed) du véhicule
hybride.
7. Procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel ladite
courbe de couple (EMTrq)

est donnée par la somme
- d'une première quantité donnée par un produit d'une valeur correspondant à ladite
inclinaison de la pédale d'accélérateur (AccPed%) multipliée par une différence entre
une valeur de couple maximum (MaxBoostTrq) pouvant être délivrée par le générateur
de moteur électrique moins un premier paramètre (MaxRegTrq) ;
- d'une seconde quantité coïncidant avec ledit premier paramètre (MaxRegTrq),
dans lequel ledit premier paramètre (MaxRegTrq) est une fonction au moins de ladite
vitesse (vehSpeed) du véhicule.
8. Procédé selon la revendication 7, dans lequel ledit premier paramètre (MaxRegTrq)
est égal à une fonction (f(vehSpeed)) de ladite vitesse (vehSpeed) du véhicule, ayant
une valeur s'échelonnant de 0 à 1, multipliée par un deuxième paramètre (MaxTrq),
dans lequel ledit deuxième paramètre (MaxTrq) dépend de caractéristiques d'un convertisseur
associé au générateur de moteur électrique pour gérer le transfert d'énergie depuis
et pour des batteries de stockage de véhicule.
9. Procédé selon la revendication 7 ou 8, dans lequel ledit premier paramètre (MaxRegTrq)
est égal à une fonction (f(vehSpeed)) de ladite vitesse (vehSpeed) du véhicule, ayant
une valeur s'échelonnant de 0 à 1, multipliée par un troisième (KbattS) et/ou un quatrième
paramètre (KbattT), tous deux s'échelonnant de 0 à 1, dans lequel ledit troisième
paramètre est une fonction d'un état de charge (SOC) et d'un état de santé (SOH) desdites
batteries de véhicule et dans lequel ledit quatrième paramètre est une fonction d'une
température desdites batteries de stockage de véhicule.
10. Unité de traitement pour gérer un générateur de moteur électrique d'un véhicule hybride
parallèle configuré pour réaliser le procédé selon l'une quelconque des revendications
1 à 9.
11. Véhicule hybride parallèle comprenant une transmission, un moteur à combustion interne
et un générateur de moteur électrique connecté à ladite transmission et comprenant
en outre une unité de traitement selon la revendication 10.